The Morbark 4600XL is a used horizontal grinder — sometimes referred to as a tub grinder's open-feed counterpart, or more commonly a wood hog — designed to process large volumes of wood waste, land-clearing debris, stumps, and organic material into uniform-sized chips or mulch. Morbark is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history of producing industrial wood processing equipment, including grinders, chippers, and sawmill machinery, serving forestry, land clearing, recycling, and biomass industries worldwide.
This 2013 machine is located in Pennsylvania, USA, and is offered at $550,000. According to the seller, the unit has approximately 5,000 hours of recorded use.
Notably, this grinder has undergone a significant scope of rebuilding work. The hammermill — the core grinding assembly responsible for reducing material to finished particle size — has been rebuilt, restoring its impact performance and wear surfaces. The infeed table, which controls the feed rate and presentation of material to the hammermill, has also been rebuilt, helping to ensure consistent, controlled throughput. The hydraulic system has been overhauled as well, addressing the power and control circuits that drive the infeed, rotor engagement, and other key machine functions. Finally, the clutch has been rebuilt, which is a critical component in transmitting engine power to the grinding rotor and protecting the drivetrain from shock loads during heavy-duty operation.
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